The 90th episode of The Michael Anthony Show sees iconic music executive Alan McGee chat about his fascinating life in which the Glaswegian left his abusive home at sixteen, before creating one of the biggest record labels in the history of British music. 

Drug abuse, working with Oasis and The Libertines, politics, mental health, the music industry and phone hacking are all discussed as the once homeless McGee touches on the upcoming Irvine Welsh biopic based on how the father of Creation Records went from having one O Level to being recruited by Tony Blair for the 1997 general election, whilst being perhaps the most influential figure of the historic Britpop movement.

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